Archive · 13 Aug 2025
Leo Dryfruits Shares Soar 45% Since IPO Amid Contract Wins
Leo Dryfruits, a company selling spices and dry fruits, had an IPO where people bought shares.
The IPO was very popular, with many more people wanting shares than were available.
Since then, the share price has increased by 45%.
The company also got a big contract to supply goods to a government organization.
This is expected to help the company grow and expand its business.
The shares are currently trading around ₹75, up from the initial price of ₹52.
Leo Dryfruits' shares have risen 45% since the IPO.
The IPO price was ₹52; current trading price is ₹75.40.
The IPO, in January 2025, was oversubscribed 181.77 times overall.
Leo Dryfruits secured a ₹25-30 crore supply contract with KPKB.
The contract will be executed by M/s J Ketankumar Co., a related firm.
- Who
- Investors in Leo Dryfruits.
- What
- Performance of Leo Dryfruits shares after IPO.
- When
- IPO was in January 2025. Shares have risen 45% since.
- Where
- BSE SME platform.
- Why
- Due to market performance and a supply contract.
- Current Share Price
- ₹75.40
- IPO Price
- ₹52
- IPO Subscription
- 181.77 times
- Listing Date
- January 2025
- Recent Contract Value
- ₹25-30 crore
- Contract Partner
- KPKB
